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Java Source Code / Java Documentation » Net » ColoradoFTP » com.coldcore.coloradoftp.connection.impl 
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001:        package com.coldcore.coloradoftp.connection.impl;
002:
003:        import com.coldcore.coloradoftp.command.Reply;
004:        import com.coldcore.coloradoftp.connection.*;
005:        import com.coldcore.coloradoftp.factory.ObjectFactory;
006:        import com.coldcore.coloradoftp.factory.ObjectName;
007:        import com.coldcore.coloradoftp.session.Session;
008:        import com.coldcore.coloradoftp.session.SessionAttributeName;
009:        import org.apache.log4j.Logger;
010:
011:        import java.nio.ByteBuffer;
012:        import java.nio.channels.ReadableByteChannel;
013:        import java.nio.channels.WritableByteChannel;
014:        import java.nio.channels.Channel;
015:
016:        /**
017:         * @see com.coldcore.coloradoftp.connection.DataConnection
018:         */
019:        public class GenericDataConnection extends GenericConnection implements 
020:                DataConnection {
021:
022:            private static Logger log = Logger
023:                    .getLogger(GenericDataConnection.class);
024:            protected ControlConnection controlConnection;
025:            protected ReadableByteChannel rbc;
026:            protected WritableByteChannel wbc;
027:            protected DataConnectionMode mode;
028:            protected String filename;
029:            protected boolean userAborted;
030:            protected boolean successful;
031:            protected boolean skipReply;
032:            protected DataConnectionCallback callback;
033:
034:            public GenericDataConnection(int bufferSize) {
035:                super ();
036:
037:                //rbuffer = ByteBuffer.allocateDirect(bufferSize);
038:                rbuffer = ByteBuffer.allocate(bufferSize);
039:                rbuffer.flip();
040:            }
041:
042:            /** Read data from user */
043:            protected void read() throws Exception {
044:                /* We will read data from the user and write it into the channel until the user
045:                 * disconnects. There is no way to check if a complete file has been uploaded,
046:                 * so we assume that every transfer is a success.
047:                 */
048:
049:                //Read data from user into the buffer if the buffer is empty
050:                if (!rbuffer.hasRemaining()) {
051:                    rbuffer.clear();
052:                    int i = sc.read(rbuffer); //Thread blocks here...
053:                    rbuffer.flip();
054:
055:                    //Client disconnected?
056:                    if (i == -1) {
057:                        successful = true;
058:                        throw new TransferCompleteException();
059:                    }
060:
061:                    bytesRead += i;
062:                    log.debug("Read from socket " + i + " bytes (total "
063:                            + bytesRead + ")");
064:                }
065:
066:                //Forward the data into the channel
067:                wbc.write(rbuffer);
068:            }
069:
070:            /** Write data to user */
071:            protected void write() throws Exception {
072:                /* We wiil read data from the channel and write it to the user until the
073:                 * channel is empty (successful transfer). If user disconnects earlier than
074:                 * all data is transferred then the transfer has failed.
075:                 */
076:
077:                //Read the data from the channel into the buffer if the buffer is empty
078:                if (!rbuffer.hasRemaining()) {
079:                    rbuffer.clear();
080:                    int i = rbc.read(rbuffer);
081:                    rbuffer.flip();
082:
083:                    //File done?
084:                    if (i == -1) {
085:                        successful = true;
086:                        throw new TransferCompleteException();
087:                    }
088:                }
089:
090:                //Forward the data to the user
091:                int i = sc.write(rbuffer); //Thread blocks here...
092:
093:                //Client disconnected?
094:                if (i == -1)
095:                    throw new TransferAbortedException();
096:
097:                bytesWrote += i;
098:                log.debug("Wrote into socket " + i + " bytes (total "
099:                        + bytesWrote + ")");
100:            }
101:
102:            /** Activate the connection if not active yet */
103:            protected void activate() {
104:                /* The connection will start to function as soon as it gets MODE and CHANNEL from
105:                 * user session (we must get CHANNEL last as it starts read/write routines).
106:                 * Those attributes then have to be removed or the next data connection will use them as well.
107:                 * There is also a FILENAME attribute for file operations.
108:                 */
109:
110:                if (rbc != null || wbc != null)
111:                    return;
112:
113:                if (mode == null) {
114:                    Session session = controlConnection.getSession();
115:                    mode = (DataConnectionMode) session
116:                            .getAttribute(SessionAttributeName.DATA_CONNECTION_MODE);
117:                    if (mode != null) {
118:                        log.debug("Mode extracted from user session");
119:                    }
120:                }
121:
122:                //Mode first
123:                if (mode == null)
124:                    return;
125:
126:                if (filename == null) {
127:                    Session session = controlConnection.getSession();
128:                    filename = (String) session
129:                            .getAttribute(SessionAttributeName.DATA_CONNECTION_FILENAME);
130:                    if (filename != null) {
131:                        log.debug("Filename extracted from user session");
132:                    }
133:                }
134:
135:                //Filename second
136:                if (mode != DataConnectionMode.LIST && filename == null)
137:                    return;
138:
139:                //Channel third (also start an appropriate thread)
140:                if (rbc == null && wbc == null) {
141:                    Session session = controlConnection.getSession();
142:                    if (mode == DataConnectionMode.LIST
143:                            || mode == DataConnectionMode.RETR) {
144:                        rbc = (ReadableByteChannel) session
145:                                .getAttribute(SessionAttributeName.DATA_CONNECTION_CHANNEL);
146:                        startWriterThread(); //To write data to user
147:                    } else {
148:                        wbc = (WritableByteChannel) session
149:                                .getAttribute(SessionAttributeName.DATA_CONNECTION_CHANNEL);
150:                        startReaderThread(); //To read data from user
151:                    }
152:                    if (rbc != null || wbc != null) {
153:                        log
154:                                .debug("Channel extracted from user session (data transfer begins)");
155:                    }
156:                }
157:            }
158:
159:            public void service() throws Exception {
160:                //User aborted the transfer
161:                if (userAborted)
162:                    throw new TransferAbortedException();
163:
164:                //Try to activate the data transfer
165:                activate();
166:            }
167:
168:            /** Close data channel */
169:            protected void closeDataChannel() {
170:                Session session = controlConnection.getSession();
171:                Channel odc = (Channel) session
172:                        .getAttribute(SessionAttributeName.DATA_CONNECTION_CHANNEL);
173:                session
174:                        .removeAttribute(SessionAttributeName.DATA_CONNECTION_FILENAME);
175:                try {
176:                    if (odc != null)
177:                        odc.close();
178:                } catch (Throwable e) {
179:                    log.error("Error closing data channel (ignoring)", e);
180:                }
181:            }
182:
183:            /** Send reply to user upon connection termination */
184:            protected void reply() {
185:                try {
186:                    //Transfer aborted by user - send "426" and then "226"
187:                    if (userAborted) {
188:                        Reply reply = (Reply) ObjectFactory
189:                                .getObject(ObjectName.REPLY);
190:                        reply.setCode("426");
191:                        reply.setText("Connection closed, transfer aborted.");
192:                        controlConnection.reply(reply);
193:
194:                        reply = (Reply) ObjectFactory
195:                                .getObject(ObjectName.REPLY);
196:                        reply.setCode("226");
197:                        reply.setText("Abort command successful.");
198:                        controlConnection.reply(reply);
199:
200:                        log.debug("User aborted data transfer");
201:                        return;
202:                    }
203:
204:                    //Transfer failed
205:                    if (!successful) {
206:                        Reply reply = (Reply) ObjectFactory
207:                                .getObject(ObjectName.REPLY);
208:                        reply.setCode("426");
209:                        reply.setText("Connection closed, transfer aborted.");
210:                        controlConnection.reply(reply);
211:
212:                        log.debug("Data transfer failed");
213:                        return;
214:                    }
215:
216:                    //Transfer OK (note that STOU has a different code)
217:                    Reply reply = (Reply) ObjectFactory
218:                            .getObject(ObjectName.REPLY);
219:                    if (mode == DataConnectionMode.STOU)
220:                        reply.setCode("250");
221:                    else
222:                        reply.setCode("226");
223:
224:                    if (mode == DataConnectionMode.LIST) {
225:                        reply.setText("Transfer completed.");
226:                    } else {
227:                        //Encode double-quated in the filename
228:                        String encf = filename.replaceAll("\"", "\"\"");
229:                        reply.setText("Transfer completed for \"" + encf
230:                                + "\".");
231:                    }
232:                    controlConnection.reply(reply);
233:
234:                    log.debug("Data transfer successful");
235:
236:                } catch (Throwable e) {
237:                    log.error("Error sending completion reply (ignoring)", e);
238:                }
239:            }
240:
241:            public synchronized void destroy() {
242:                if (controlConnection != null) {
243:                    closeDataChannel();
244:
245:                    //Hook for post-upload/download logic via a callback
246:                    if (!skipReply && callback != null)
247:                        try {
248:                            if (successful)
249:                                callback.onTransferComplete(this );
250:                            else
251:                                callback.onTransferAbort(this );
252:                        } catch (Throwable e) {
253:                            log.error("Callback error (ignoring)", e);
254:                        }
255:
256:                    //When data transfer finishes, a reply must be send to a user
257:                    if (!skipReply)
258:                        reply();
259:
260:                    //Clear the attributes to prevent misuse by future instances
261:                    Session session = controlConnection.getSession();
262:                    session
263:                            .removeAttribute(SessionAttributeName.DATA_CONNECTION_MODE);
264:                    session
265:                            .removeAttribute(SessionAttributeName.DATA_CONNECTION_CHANNEL);
266:
267:                    //Clear control connection reference
268:                    controlConnection.setDataConnection(null);
269:                } else {
270:                    log.warn("No control connection in the destroy method");
271:                }
272:
273:                super .destroy();
274:            }
275:
276:            public void destroyNoReply() {
277:                skipReply = true;
278:                destroy();
279:            }
280:
281:            public void abort() {
282:                userAborted = true;
283:            }
284:
285:            public ControlConnection getControlConnection() {
286:                return controlConnection;
287:            }
288:
289:            public void setControlConnection(ControlConnection controlConnection) {
290:                this .controlConnection = controlConnection;
291:            }
292:
293:            public DataConnectionCallback getDataConnectionCallback() {
294:                return callback;
295:            }
296:
297:            public void setDataConnectionCallback(
298:                    DataConnectionCallback callback) {
299:                this.callback = callback;
300:            }
301:        }
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